DT #416 A Change Will Do You Good
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Develop This: Economic and Community Development
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In this episode, Dennis discusses change both good and bad along with some of the reasons most of us fear change. In a time of great change, you can find clarity as long as you keep an open mind.
- Change is both electrifying and terrifying
- Resistance to change is a normal human reaction
- Don't be afraid to change legacy programs
- Communicate, communicate, communicate
- Change must be a team sport
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